Millennium Bailey'S Hotel London Kensington

Millennium Bailey'S Hotel London Kensington

140 Gloucester Road - sw7 4qh London

Location. The Millennium Bailey's Hotel London Kensington is housed within a restored Victorian building located in the sophisticated Kensington sector of London, England. The hotel stands 600 metres from Kensington Gardens. Hotel Features. The lobby is defined by Victorian stained glass windows, an original staircase, a grand chandelier and antique style furnishings. Unique objets d'art showcase British wit. Olives Restaurant prepares buffet style or full English breakfasts, international dinner fare and chef's specials. The adjacent bar serves sandwiches, bangers 'n' mash, and desserts. This hotel shares amenities with the adjoining Millennium Gloucester Hotel, including the two story Millennium Conference Centre that accommodates 1,000 people. An airy conservatory is reminiscent of Victorian glasshouses, and spans the space between the hotels. A business centre and 11 function rooms located at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel accommodate events. Wireless Internet access is available for a fee. Guests have access to the partner property's fitness centre. Guestrooms. This five story hotel offers 212 air conditioned guestrooms with dark wood furnishings, mirror clad wardrobes and warm colour schemes. Beds are dressed with 200 thread count sheets. Room amenities feature 21 inch televisions and high speed wired and wireless Internet access for a fee. Additional room amenities include coffeemakers and minibars. In room safes are provided. Bathrooms contain shower/tub combinations. Club Rooms offer DVD players, bathrobes, one complimentary drink and complimentary weekday newspapers. Expert Tip. The Bombay Brasserie, located in the same building as the hotel, serves dishes inspired in Punjab, Tundra, Goa and Kerala, and the restaurant's take out menu is favoured by Tom Cruise.

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  • Comment added on 2004-10-06

    It was not what I would expect from a four-star hotel, but this is typical of London. The room was barely big enough to fit the double bed, and it was no-frills. However, it was clean, in an excellent location, and the staff were very nice.

  • Comment added on 2008-07-27

    Recommended All the staff were very friendly and helpful - the exact opposite of some of the reports we had read about the hotel. The room was in need of decorating, but very clean. And the hotel is opposite the tube station, really handy for central london, with amenities,a supermarket and a pub (what more could you want??) over the road. Highly recommended.

  • Comment added on 2004-08-29

    This was great value based on the rack rate that would normally be paid. I've booked with ActiveHotels lots of times now and don't think I'd even bother looking around any more.

  • Comment added on 2008-08-21

    Pleasantly surprised! There is a Waitrose grocery store attached to the tube station to buy bottled water and snacks.

  • Comment added on 2004-11-11

    The Millennium Bailey Hotel is in a high traffic area with respect to tourists. If you are looking for a traditional London feel, avoid staying at this hotel, for there are a Starbucks, Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Texas Lonestar located directly across the street. The accommodations are nice, though cleanliness and maintenance are questionable. During our stay of four days, our sheets were not changed. The garbage cans do not have bags in them. This could prove to be an issue, especially in the bathroom. There was an electronic tea kettle along with tea bags and instant coffee, but the tea kettle worked only through an outlet under the desk while resting on the floor. Those things would be easy to overlook, had the concierge services been satisfactory. This is not what I had expected from a four star establishment. Our luggage was not carried to our rooms. When we asked for information about the Princess Diana Memorial Walk, we did not receive any response. Apparently, only the Head Concierge can do research on the Web and did not make it a priority to at least contact us regarding our concern even though we returned to the desk twice after our initial request. And finally, the most annoying incident. I could not buy stamps at check-out time because only the Head Concierge can sell stamps and he was not there. I'm certain more guests would have a pleasant experience at the Millennium Bailey Hotel if the Head Concierge would loosen his grip and allow his employees the necessary resources to attend to the guests' needs in an appropriate and respectful manner.

  • Comment added on 2008-07-18

    Really nice place to stay Good staff, helpful and friendly. Good hotel - well maintained and looked after. Great breakfasts!

  • Comment added on 2008-07-30

    Great old refurbished hotel in London. It is across the street from the underground. Close to the museums and places to eat very close. Rooms were comfortable and quiet.

  • Comment added on 2008-08-20

    Overall good but issues with room assignment I've been a regular guest at this hotel and overall find it to be a very comfortable hotel that is very convenient and well priced for London. However, this time when I checked in I was given a smoking room even though I had requested non-smoking. They were unable to switch me to a comparable size room until the next day.

  • Comment added on 2004-12-06

    The Holiday Inn Forumn in Kensington London was everything you would expect from a first class american hotel. It is also close to the subway and museums. I would gladly stay there again.

  • Comment added on 2008-07-24

    Great Location Lovely hotel with real character. Great location adjacent to Tube station, and very easy to get to all main attractions. Room a little on the small side, but it is possible to upgrade to bigger room.

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